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 The Apostasy - Behemoth
 The Apostasy - Behemoth ... Tracklisting1 Rome 64 C.E. 2 Slaying the Prophets Ov Isa 3 Prometherion 4 At the Left Hand Ov God 5 Kriegsphilosophie 6 Be Without Fear 7 Arcana Hereticae 8 Libertheme 9 Inner Sanctum 10 Pazuzu 11 Christgrinding Avenue Newest Review: ... it off and the outcome is pleasing to the ears (unless you don't like the genre - in which case the ears in question might be ... more ... bleeding!)
The artwork on the album is superb, depicting a mythological animal with a lot of legs (I'm not good with the names, if this one even has one!) and strangely enough there is a part about Automatic Writing included in the booklet.
The stories behind the titles of the tracks (with the help of wikipedia)
* "Rome 64 C.E." - The Great Fire of Rome occurred in 64 C.E., in which Peter from the bible (and possible other apostles as well), were allegedly killed. This explains the name of the song ...more |
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The Apostasy
Release Date: 2007 - 07 - 17, Audio CD, Century Media Last Update 28.11.2009 05:47
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The Apostasy - Behemoth.. back to form! (685 words)
by - written on 08/07/08 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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The Apostasy is Behemoth's most recent album - the 8th album of the bands and is quite a bit different from some of its predecessors. The album was recorded in Gdansk, Poland. I was interested to see how this album would be following the Egyptian themed Demigod which was pretty good fun albeit a tad corny. In true Behemoth style this album is a fusion of death and black metal that sounds like it comes from the realms of hell that even the devil daren't visit. By picturing the members of Death bludgeoning Mayhem to death (although with Mayhem's track record it is most likely to be the other way round), you go someway to imagining the base of the ... Read the complete review
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